Church of Divine Mercy in Łukowice

The Church of Divine Mercy in Łukowice is a granite filial church in Cedynia municipality, in Gryfino County, belonging to the parish of Our Lady of Częstochowa in Czachów. The church was rebuilt after the destruction of 1945.

A granite building with medieval traces

The church is a hall building on a rectangular plan measuring 20 by 7 m, built of granite ashlar. Wikipedia dates it probably to the mid-13th century, while the heritage register gives the 14th century, with the style unspecified. In the side walls there are traces of two original portals and walled-up windows with round arches. The east wall has a large pointed-arch niche with three walled-up windows and blind niches.

Interior and surroundings

The interior has a wooden ceiling, and no historic furnishings have survived. On the west side a brick bell tower of the modern period is set into the body of the church. Around the church is the site of a former cemetery surrounded by a stone wall. The church was entered in the heritage register in 1963. Nearby lies the church in Czachów.

Practical information

• Address: Łukowice, Cedynia municipality.
• The church is filial, so the rules for entering the interior are given by the parish in Czachów.